Sentence examples for apparently not need from inspiring English sources

If the judge accepts the unilateral plea and the trial on the other charges goes forward, prosecutors would apparently not need to present evidence of whether Private Manning provided the documents to WikiLeaks.

Ninety-seven former players are receiving help, with many thousands apparently not needing care — "at the moment," Mackey said.

The tons of force advertised as the selling point behind the machine was apparently not needed after all.

The dancer presents that particular characteristic of apparently not needing any kind of object, or any kind of body, in order to form his or her own proper space.

On the one hand, it's encouraging that enough Americans have internalized major causes of death like cancer or heart disease to the point of apparently not needing to google them to know that they are super dangerous.

However, when a RecA variant that provides more facile activation of pol V was used, RecA E38K/ΔC17, the added ATP or ATPγS was apparently not needed for pol V Mut function (Jiang et al., 2009).

Although efficacy is difficult to evaluate because major clinical response (MCR) required that prednisone be tapered to less than 10 mg/day, while maintaining improvements in disease activity measured by British Isles Lupus Assessment Group and Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Disease Activity Index, conditioning is apparently not needed.

Fans, apparently, do not need a break.

Maine apparently did not need a waiver to do that.

His stories apparently do not need to be sub-edited or run past the legal department.

The author then concludes that celebrities apparently do not need to wait, but receive preferential treatment over other Hermès customers.